39-Star Flag

[Civil War] 39-Star Flag with Civil War Soldier?s CDV Portrait Hand-sewn cotton flag with 39 single-appliqu?d stars configured in a triple medallion surrounding a central star, flanked by four corner

This is a very rare and unusual 39 Star Flag. The canton is resting on a red stripe which is very rare to find. Usually always the canton is resting on a white stripe. Folklore says that when the cant

Authentic antique 39 Star Flag from 1890. The US added five States at one time on July 4th 1890 making the 39 Star Flag instantly obsolete. Benjamin Harrison was President. Rarity Rating: [ 5 ] Rated

Antique 39 Star Flag No Reserve Buyer pays shipping. Item ships from Atlanta, GA. Authenticity is guaranteed. Photos, descriptions and estimates were prepared with the utmost care by a fully certified

Rare 1889 unofficial US 39 star flag with 6-7-7-6-7-6 star arrangement. These flags became instantly obsolete in 1889 when the United States government split the Dakota Territory into North and South

A framed centennial 39-star flag with world flags surrounding it. Sight: 17 in x 24-1/2 in.

Flag is silk and in mint condition. Rare snowflake star 39 star flag. 39 state is North Dakota and scheduled to be admitted July 4th 1889 but 4 more states were admitted and the 43 star flag was offic

Lot American flags most of which are in very poor condition, 45 star flag aproximately 8' x 15', One hand made 39 star flag one sided flag in as is condition larger star in center, 9' x 13', 48 star s

VINTAGE ROSEWOOD GRAINED PARADE CANE WITH CONCEALED 39 STAR FLAG, 1890-91. LENGTH 35 1/4"

39 Star Antique American Flag. Never An Official Star Count. This Tumbling Star Pattern. Print on fine linen. Some wear and loss, otherwise good condition. 24"w x 14"h. 39 star flags were made at two

Comprises: 1.) Printed silk 39 star flag (1867-1876) tacked to wooden dowel surmounted by a a carved wood spear-form finial. 23.5" 30.5". 2.) Cotton machine pieced 45 star flag (1896-1908). 47" x 89".

Rare 39-Star American Flag Kerchiefs 1876 Centennial commemorative quilt, cotton. Some staining, minor dye-bleed. 88-1/2''h, 86''w. Provenance: Estate of Laura Fisher, New York, NY. Catalog note: ''Th

39 - Star Parade Flag printed on finely woven linen, unofficial flag as North Dakota and South Dakota were admitted to the union on November 2nd, 1889 as part of the Dakota Territory, and there would

Extremely rare piece. Parade flag made of gauze cotton , starched to get it to display on stick versus falling flat. Fabric is a thin cotton which is starched to make it stiff. Flag dates to 1889. Fla

A framed 39 star parade flag printed on silk, circa 1889 - good condition. The flag measures 24 1/2" x 15" and the total frame size is 21" x 33".

UNOFFICIAL 39 STAR LINEN AMERICAN FLAG (1889 NORTH DAKOTA) - PRINTED ON DYED COTTON LINEN - PROBABLY A PARADE FLAG 12" X 16" - STITCHING ON LEFT BOARDER PROBABLY FOR POLE - SMALL LOSSES ON EDGES - FAD

Framed 39 Star American flag. Flag 12" x 23".

GARFIELD, James A. (1831-1881) and ARTHUR, Chester A. (1829-1886). 39-Star Campaign Flag. [Ca. 1880]. “Garfield and Arthur” on the white stripes of an American flag for the 1880 presidenti

19th c. printed 39 star American flag "CENTENNIAL 1776-1876". Flag 12" x 16", frame 18" x 21 1/2" overall.

Two Grand Army of the Republic printed handkerchiefs and a parade Flaglate 19th/early 20th centuryThe first, a printed silk hankerchief with a 39-Star American Flag inscribed, "The Old Flag and Protec

A 39-star American ceremonial flag, circa 1890, machine-sewn, with double-appliqued cotton stars in an unusual arrangement of 6,5,6,5,6,5,6 in horizontal rows on three-part vertically formatted wool b

Framed 39 Star American Parade Flag printed on cotton bunting / frame - 19 1/4" x 31 3/4"

Flags Rare c. 1889 39-Star “Unofficial” American Flag on Pole c. 1889, Rare 39-Star “Unofficial” American Flag, on Pole, Printed upon White Cotton Linen, Brown Cotton Outer Border, produced fo

Unofficial 19th Century 39-Star United States Flagthe banner produced as if the two Dakotas were a single entity; the hoist is inscribed T. P. Lovering April -12 -1882, sewn cotton construction with b